What happens when manganese oxide reacts with hcl?
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Hydrochloric acid is a strong and highly reactive acid which gives off harmful, corrosive, vapors. ... Hydrochloric acid will react with Manganese(IV) Oxide to produce Chlorine gas as well as Manganese(II) Chloride and water.
Mno2 + 4Hcl = Mncl2 + cl2 + 2H2o
Mno2 + 4Hcl = Mncl2 + cl2 + 2H2o
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when manganese oxide (insoluble base) these types of basic oxide react with dilute acid to produce salt ( MgCL2)and water (H2O),this is called neutralisation reaction.
the acidity of HCL is being neutralized by MgO, and hydrogen and soluble Mg produce.
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so here is your answer....
when manganese oxide (insoluble base) these types of basic oxide react with dilute acid to produce salt ( MgCL2)and water (H2O),this is called neutralisation reaction.
the acidity of HCL is being neutralized by MgO, and hydrogen and soluble Mg produce.
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